Sociologist Natasha A. Kelly, who has just published her book on “Black Feminism”, asks in her lecture how a feminist policy of resistance could be possible that does not deny vulnerability, and how we could do this collaboratively, intersectionally and sustainably. Afterwards, she discusses with theatre maker Anta Helena Recke.
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Language: In German
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Keynote speech by Natascha A. Kelly (Kommunikationswissenschaftlerin und Soziologin mit den Forschungsschwerpunkten Kolonialismus und Feminismus); talk afterwards with Anta Helena Recke (Kuratorin, Theaterschaffende)
The festival „Unfuck my future. How to live together in Europe” is funded within the framework of the Alliance of International Production Houses by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media of Germany as well as the Federal Agency for Civic Education.
